Fraudulent schemes that fraudulently use the names of securities companies, private equity firms, etc. to induce investors to invest by means of stock referrals, investments, etc., are once again rampant. Recently, securities regulatory bureaus in many places have alerted counterfeit financial institutions to commit financial fraud, including fake private placement, fake brokerage firms, fake software, fake stock gods, etc. These “ghosts” induce investors to download fake apps, trading software, etc. through various channels, and incite investors to transfer funds to commit fraud. In response, securities regulatory authorities in many places warned that investors should participate in investments through formal institutions, not register in unknown apps or trading software, and not transfer money to personal or unknown third party accounts.

Fraudulent schemes that fraudulently use the names of securities companies, private equity firms, etc. to induce investors to invest by means of stock referrals, investments, etc., are once again rampant. Recently, securities regulatory bureaus in many places have alerted counterfeit financial institutions to commit financial fraud, including fake private placement, fake brokerage firms, fake software, fake stock gods, etc. These “ghosts” induce investors to download fake apps, trading software, etc. through various channels, and incite investors to transfer funds to commit fraud. In response, securities regulatory authorities in many places warned that investors should participate in investments through formal institutions, not register in unknown apps or trading software, and not transfer money to personal or unknown third party accounts.